What is Everyone Trying to Hide

Of course I am a huge advocate of having a cell phone in order to protect you and to document any concern. Time and time again we have children who have clearly stated that they were being abused or threatened and it was never believed until video evidence came to light. If the father and the judge is this concerned about the child's use of a cell phone, then there must be something they are both trying desperately to hide.
I can not understand why judges continue to prevent children from protecting themselves from abusive parents. With video evidence there is no question about what was said and the manner in which it was said. Cameras have shown judges asleep, lawyers lying, cops roughing up children, and fathers beating their daughters. Why all the fear Judge? What are you trying to hide?


A Brooklyn judge says a 10-year-old boy at the center of a heated custody battle should get rid of his iPhone because it has become a spy tool for his TV commentator mom.

Supreme Court Justice Jeffrey Sunshine says the high-tech phone is a nuissance because the boy takes pictures and recordings of his dad, John Hannigan, and sends them to his mom, Annemarie McAvoy.

"Get this iPhone out. It's too much of an intrusion," Sunshine said during an emergency trial to assess the risk of the boy, who recently threatened suicide if he has to stay with his dad.

The boy lives with his father, but the judge said McAvoy instructs his son to get any dirt on her ex-husband.

"The mother entered the father's home and took residency with the iPhone," the judge said, recommending the boy downgrade to a flip phone.

Sunshine ruled there's no imminent danger to the boy and upheld a temporary 2007 order of a Queens judge that switched custody from McAvoy to Hannigan.

The father's lawyer, Audrey Sager, called the iPhone "an intrusive weapon utilized by the mother" to document her former husband.

McAvoy, who acted as her own attorney, blasted the decision, saying her son uses the phone to video-chat and do homework with her.

"It just shows how out of touch this judge is," she said of the ruling. "This is ridiculous."

Sunshine told McAvoy to dial down her "exaggerations" about the boy's condition. He implored the warring parents to think different.

"Life is not a cross-examination," he said. "Nor is parenthood."

Stemom Kills Her Kids? Yup, you still have to see her.

In yet another brilliant move by the family courts, children are being sent to live with a father who is married to a woman who killed her own 4 and 8 year old daughters. That's right, it's okay to kill your children because you can just marry a man who has his own children. These kids are teenagers, and yet not one word about how they feel in this tragedy. No thoughts on what it will be like being disciplined by a woman psycho enough to extrerminate her family.
 I'm sorry kids, we have failed you. Please stay safe. Keep a phone with you at all times. If you are ever scared, call 911, from a land line hang up and don't pick it up when they call back, this way they have to respond. Know that school officials and hospital workers are mandated reporters. If you so much as get scary feeling with that woman, get out and get help.

Mom Loses Custody Battle with Ex, Who Is Married to a Child Killer

Posted Aug 1, 2011 9:14 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss

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An Oregon woman is appealing a child custody decision that allows a child killer to help raise her two sons.

Trisha Conlon of Silverton, Ore., fought to keep the boys out of her ex-husband’s home after a private investigator confirmed he was living with Kristine Cushing on Vashon Island near Seattle, the Associated Press reports.

Kristine Cushing was married twice to John Cushing Jr., both before and after he married Trisha Conlon. During Kristine and John’s first marriage, she killed their two daughters, ages 4 and 8, and blamed her actions on temporary insanity caused by Prozac, the story says. She was hospitalized nearly four years in a mental institution and underwent nearly a decade of psychiatric monitoring before receiving an unconditional release in 2005, when she remarried John Cushing.
A parenting plan gives Conlon custody of her 14-year-old son during the school year, while John Cushing has custody of their 13-year-old boy during that time, the AP story says. The teens split holidays and vacations between the two parents.
Conlon learned in 2007 that her one-time husband was living with Kristine, but he said they were getting divorced and she was no longer living there. Conlon's suspicions that John and Kristine had reconciled were confirmed when she hired a private investigator early this year.
Conlon then sought a permanent modification of the parenting plan with John Cushing, but Commissioner Leonid Ponomarchuk of King County, Wash., refused the change, the story says. Ponomarchuk reasoned that the boys had been spending time with Kristine Cushing since 2008, although Conlon wasn’t aware of it, and there had been no problems.